Classic Men T-shirt

Gildan 5000
- 100% Cotton (fiber content may vary for different colors)
- Medium fabric (5.3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²))
- Classic fit
- Tear away label
- Runs true to size

$24.99 $22.99
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Now that Joe Biden has chosen Kamala Harris as his running mate, thus setting her up to potentially make history as the Giraffe I may look calm but in my head I’ve killed You three times shirt in contrast I will get this first woman to be elected the country’s vice president, it may be time to turn our attention to another potentially barrier-breaking event. What do we know about the person who could make his own history as the country’s first second gentleman? Only two men have held that potential in the past: John Zaccaro (the husband of Geraldine Ferraro) in 1984 and Todd Palin (the husband of Sarah) in 2008. But neither, of course, ultimately got to embrace that title. Will the third time be the charm for Douglas Emhoff? Here is all we know so far about Kamala Harris’s spouse.
1. He is a lawyer. Emhoff is a partner at the Giraffe I may look calm but in my head I’ve killed You three times shirt in contrast I will get this firm DLA Piper, where he works based out of Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. According to his official bio, Emhoff “is a highly experienced litigator and strategic advisor” who “represents large domestic and international corporations and some of today’s highest profile individuals and influencers in complex business, real estate, and intellectual property litigation disputes.” 2. His most famous client might have been the Taco Bell Chihuahua. As the Hollywood Reporter wrote in a 2019 profile of Emhoff, at the beginning of the 2000s, “‘Yo quiero Taco Bell’ was a familiar refrain thanks to a series of ads featuring the live-action pooch that was developed by [Emhoff’s] client TBWA.” But a Michigan company said that it had actually created the “Psycho Chihuahua” character for Taco Bell and sued for breach of contract. When it was forced to pay $42 million, Taco Bell tried to pass on the bill to the ad agency, but Emhoff’s legal work successfully deflected that claim.
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